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“The girl who was in love with you is gone. And the man she was in love with never existed.”
― Sadie Bosque, Return of the Wicked Earl

“The moment John entered Viscount Gage's study, he was greeted with a punch to his face.”
― Sadie Bosque, An Agreement with the Soldier

“You know," she said, carefully. "I think Stanhope deserved what he got."
Isabel grimaced uncomfortably. "To be humiliated so publicly. I don't know. I never wished him ill."
"You didn't have to," Sam said smugly. "You have a sister for that.”
― Sadie Bosque, An Agreement with the Soldier

“Do you mean an actual conversation, or one where I talk and you avoid my questions, concerns, and doubts? Because we've already had that.”
― Sadie Bosque

“No, my dear. I think women are more intelligent. But we should be wise enough not to show it and definitely not to voice it. At least, until after marriage.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Deal with the Earl

“He wanted her. He wanted her body in his bed and her defiant spirit in his estates.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Deal with the Earl

“She was no longer fearful for her future or that of her sister's. He was heaven-sent.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Deal with the Earl

“But it did matter. Because as much as he tried to deny it, the truth was simple. He had fallen in love with her. Idiot.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Deal with the Earl

“I don't care that you don't love me," he continued quietly. "I love you enough for the both of us.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Deal with the Earl

“Life was a gamble. One never knew what tomorrow would bring. That shouldn't make her afraid to live though.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Deal with the Earl

“Tell me more,” she whispered against his lips. “More of what?” he whispered back. “How you don’t love me.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Bargain with the Rake

“Why is it,” she said after running into an inn and shaking her hair off of excess water, “that I seem to be constantly wet around you?” He cocked an arrogant brow at her. “I get asked that all the time.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Bargain with the Rake

“He wanted to take her into his arms, throw her on the bed, and have his way with her. Slowly this time, unhurriedly, leisurely. But he just held his breath and waited. Because he didn’t want her for just one night, he wanted her forever. And in this case, he’d have to wait for her to come to him. Even if it killed him.”
― Sadie Bosque, Return of the Wicked Earl

“You don’t know that you’re playing with fire,” Hades whispered.
“Then scorch me.”
― Sadie Bosque, Curse of the Wicked Scoundrel

“I might not know the first thing about love, but I know that I shall rip anyone to shreds if they look at you the wrong way. You think if I don’t love you, that means I don’t think about you? Worry about you? Oh, I do. “I think about you all the damn time. I wonder if you slept well and if you are warm enough. Whether you are safe or have gotten yourself into mischief. Being separated from you is like torture, and not because I cannot kiss you, although it is definitely on the list, but because I constantly worry if you’ve had enough to eat and if you’ve taken the ginger root with you on your travels. Every time it rains, I pray it doesn’t storm because I know you’re alone….”
― Sadie Bosque, A Bargain with the Rake

“So what if I don’t love you? I am incapable. But I miss you with every fiber of my being. Your scent, your touch, the glimpse of you. I’m haunted by the vision of you every time I close my eyes. I crave you. Your lips, your tongue, your tasty little”—he smirked and suggestively lowered his eyes—“everything.” Evie reached up on her toes and gently nudged his lips with hers. Her heart was beating loudly in her ears, and tears burned at the back of her eyes. “Tell me more,” she whispered against his lips. “More of what?” he whispered back. “How you don’t love me.” She smiled and kissed him again.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Bargain with the Rake

“Oh, you’re home.” She smiled up at him, and he felt all warm inside. Home.”
― Sadie Bosque, A Bargain with the Rake